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Analytics AI Tools
Discover and compare the best analytics AI tools and software. Browse 90+ curated tools with reviews and rankings.
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JEE Main College Predictor 2026 is a web-based tool designed to simplify the engineering college selection process for JEE aspirants. The platform uses previous JoSAA counselling data to help students understand which colleges and branches they can realistically expect based on their rank and category. The predictor provides admission chances for NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs by analyzing real JoSAA cutoff data from 2025. Students can input their rank and category to receive personalized predictions about which institutions are within their reach. The tool aims to eliminate the need for students to manually check scattered cutoff PDFs and YouTube videos. Key capabilities include showing realistic college options, expected branches, guidance on whether to wait for later counselling rounds, and safer backup choices. The system processes historical counselling data to generate transparent predictions, making the complex counselling process more accessible for students navigating post-result decisions. The platform works by analyzing previous years' JoSAA cutoff trends and matching them against current user inputs including rank and category. This data-driven approach provides students with evidence-based predictions rather than speculative advice, helping them make informed decisions about their college preferences and counselling strategies. Benefits include saving time otherwise spent researching scattered information sources, reducing confusion during the counselling process, and providing clarity on admission possibilities. Students can quickly identify which colleges are realistically achievable and plan their counselling choices accordingly without extensive manual research. The tool is specifically designed for JEE Main aspirants seeking admission to NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs through the JoSAA counselling process. It targets students who have received their JEE Main results and need guidance on college selection based on their performance and category.
LiveGlobe 3D is an interactive 3D Earth application that combines real-time planetary data with astronomical observation capabilities. The app allows users to spin a real-relief 3D Earth to view live natural events including earthquakes, volcanoes, storms and wildfires, sourced from NASA, USGS, NOAA and EONET databases. The application features two main modes: Earth mode displays live natural events on a 3D globe with real-time updates from scientific agencies including USGS for earthquakes, NASA for volcanoes, and EONET for storms and wildfires. Sky mode provides astronomical observation tools including ISS tracking, Moon positioning, planetary locations, and 119,000 actual stars from the Hipparcos catalog with IAU constellation lines and Stellarium artwork. LiveGlobe 3D operates as a single Android application that integrates multiple data streams into one interface. Users can switch between Earth and sky modes with one tap, allowing seamless transition from viewing terrestrial events to astronomical observations. The app sources data from established scientific organizations and presents it on an interactive 3D interface. The app supports six languages: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian and Portuguese. It operates without advertisements or user tracking and requires no account registration. The application is designed for amateur stargazers and those interested in real-time Earth monitoring. LiveGlobe 3D is currently available on Android platform with iOS and desktop versions planned for future release. The app was developed by indie maker Marcus Hoja from Germany.
Resenix is a review-analysis tool built for local businesses. Users paste any Google Maps URL and the platform imports up to 100 reviews in seconds, returning a 0–10 score, sentiment breakdown, NPS, and the recurring issues that appear across reviews. The output is a concise action plan: three prioritized fixes the owner can implement that week. Key capabilities include multi-language review processing, competitor benchmarking, and automated weekly emails. Claude (Anthropic) reads reviews in their original language—Italian, German, Japanese, etc.—and delivers the analysis in the dashboard language without a manual translation step. Users can add up to three competitor URLs; every Monday they receive an email comparing their score against competitors and highlighting who is ahead on specific metrics. The workflow is intentionally minimal: paste URL → 30-second wait → actionable report. Reviews are processed and then discarded; the company states it never trains models on customer data. The product surfaces verbatim quotes in the original language while translating the analytical summary, ensuring owners see exactly what customers wrote. Use cases center on recurring operational problems: long wait times, cleanliness issues, staff friendliness. By quantifying these themes and ranking them by frequency and impact, the tool gives small teams a clear weekly to-do list instead of a vague sense that “people complained about waiting.” Target customers are independent restaurants, clinics, hotels, salons, cafés, and other local shops that lack dedicated data teams. Agencies managing multiple locations can upgrade to the Plus plan for unlimited workspaces.
SubRemind is a free web-based subscription tracker designed to help users monitor and manage their recurring expenses. The platform provides a clear overview of all subscriptions in one place, allowing users to see their true monthly spend without connecting to their bank accounts. The tracker includes live foreign exchange rates across 9 currencies, making it useful for international subscriptions. It sends trial alerts to notify users before free trials convert to paid subscriptions and provides 12-month spending projections to help with financial planning. Users manually add their subscriptions and set reminder preferences, taking approximately 2 minutes to set up. SubRemind operates without requiring bank access or account syncing, addressing privacy concerns many users have with financial apps. The manual entry approach ensures users maintain full control over their data while still benefiting from subscription tracking features. Since its quiet launch a few months ago, 50 active users have collectively flagged over $2,100 in unwanted charges before they occurred. The platform is particularly useful for preventing unexpected charges like the $140 annual fee the maker's girlfriend experienced for an unused design tool. By providing proactive alerts before subscription renewals, SubRemind helps users avoid paying for services they no longer use or forgot about. SubRemind targets individuals who want to track their subscriptions without sharing banking information. It's ideal for users with multiple recurring services, international subscriptions, or those who frequently sign up for free trials. The free pricing model makes it accessible to anyone looking to better manage their subscription expenses.
Job Security Meter is a career analysis tool that evaluates your resume and LinkedIn profile to determine how vulnerable your job is to AI automation. Instead of relying on job titles, the platform examines your actual daily tasks and skills to provide a personalized risk assessment score from 0-100. The platform analyzes careers across five key dimensions: Automation Vulnerability (30% weight), Creative & Strategic Depth (25%), Human & Social Capital (20%), Skill Rarity Index (15%), and Industry Stability (10%). This comprehensive scoring system helps identify which specific aspects of your work are most at risk from AI automation and which elements provide the strongest protection against job displacement. Users receive detailed insights into their career resilience, including identification of their top 3 tasks most likely to be replaced by AI, their 2 strongest "human moat" advantages that AI cannot replicate, and 2 actionable quick wins they can implement immediately. The analysis reveals patterns that often contradict common assumptions about job security in the age of AI. The tool operates on the principle that AI doesn't replace entire jobs but rather specific tasks within those jobs. By analyzing over 300 resumes, the platform has identified that professionals with 80% of their resume consisting of automatable tasks face significant exposure regardless of their job title or experience level. The analysis takes just 30 seconds and requires no signup for the free version. The free analysis provides users with their AI automation risk score, top vulnerabilities, human advantages, and immediate action items. For those seeking comprehensive career protection, the premium roadmap at $7.99 includes a 6-month action plan with month-by-month goals, top 5 skills to develop with specific course recommendations, career pivot strategies, layoff survival kits, industry intelligence on safe companies and essential tools, interview preparation materials, and optimized resume bullet points. The platform has revealed surprising patterns in job security, with junior data analysts averaging 41/100, content writers 38/100, and customer service representatives 35/100, while skilled trades score 82/100, healthcare practitioners 77/100, and strategic advisors 76/100. This data-driven approach helps professionals make informed decisions about their career trajectory in an AI-driven economy.
ExPrysm is an AI-powered football prediction platform that analyzes over 300 football leagues daily using machine learning models and LLM pipelines. The service publishes every prediction before kickoff, maintaining a complete public record of wins and losses without filtering or cherry-picking results. The platform covers 8 betting markets including Match Result, Goals, BTTS (Both Teams To Score), Corners, Cards, Asian Handicap, Double Chance, and Correct Score. It runs a full ML pipeline every night using CatBoost models combined with LLM analysis to generate predictions. The system provides pre-match lineup updates that refresh predictions when official team sheets are released, and includes an accumulator builder with AI-selected combinations. ExPrysm emphasizes transparency by keeping every prediction on record with full performance analytics and ROI tracking. Users can check the performance page at any time to see unfiltered results. The system has been running daily since January, providing real predictions with verifiable outcomes. The platform is built for users interested in football analytics and predictions who value transparency and verified performance metrics. It offers comprehensive coverage across multiple leagues and markets with daily updates and detailed analytics.
Sumyfi is an AI-powered personal finance dashboard that consolidates financial information from multiple sources into a single platform. The service connects to over 12,000 financial institutions, allowing users to view their complete financial picture in one place rather than switching between different banking apps and websites. The platform tracks spending patterns, monitors subscriptions, calculates net worth, and provides an overview of overall financial health. Users can connect various account types including bank accounts, credit cards, loans, and investment accounts. The dashboard presents this information in an intelligent format designed to simplify financial management. Sumyfi emphasizes clarity over data overload, focusing on helping users understand what matters in their financial picture. The system provides personalized insights and suggestions based on connected account data, aiming to make financial management less stressful and overwhelming. The interface is designed with simplicity in mind, incorporating user feedback around design and ease of use. The product addresses the common problem of financial fragmentation, where individuals maintain multiple accounts across different institutions. By centralizing this information, Sumyfi eliminates the need for spreadsheets or manual tracking methods. The platform processes transaction data and account information to generate meaningful financial insights. Sumyfi targets individuals who struggle with managing money across multiple platforms and want a clearer understanding of their financial standing. The service is particularly useful for those who find traditional financial management methods complicated or time-consuming. The platform continues to evolve based on real user feedback, with ongoing development focused on reducing the complexity of personal finance management.
DecisionBox is an open-source autonomous AI discovery agent designed to connect to data warehouses and databases. The system runs autonomous AI agents that write and execute SQL queries, then surfaces validated insights and actionable recommendations without requiring users to ask questions or write queries. The platform supports multiple data warehouse providers including BigQuery, Redshift, Snowflake, Databricks, and PostgreSQL. For PostgreSQL specifically, it includes safety features such as read-only access by Postgres role, TLS encryption by default, capped connection pools, per-query timeouts, and no write permissions. The system operates entirely through read-only access with no DDL or DML capabilities. DecisionBox works by connecting to databases and running autonomous discovery loops. Users connect the agent to their database, point it at domain packs, and the system writes its own SQL queries, validates findings against the data, and produces a ranked backlog of insights and recommendations. The PostgreSQL integration supports both field-by-field configuration and full DSN connections, making it compatible with managed PostgreSQL services including RDS, Supabase, Neon, Railway, Fly.io, Aiven, Crunchy, and others. The system is designed for production environments with safety measures including capped connection pools, per-query timeouts, and read-only access enforced at the database role level. All code for the PostgreSQL provider is available in the public repository under AGPL v3 license. The same autonomous agent runs across all supported database platforms, allowing organizations to maintain consistent discovery capabilities as their data infrastructure evolves. DecisionBox is suitable for organizations using PostgreSQL in production environments who need autonomous data discovery capabilities. The platform is particularly valuable for teams managing live traffic databases who require insights without impacting performance. The open-source nature and read-only design make it appropriate for security-conscious environments.
Hoogly.ai is an AI-driven employee engagement platform designed to replace traditional surveys with dynamic, confidential conversations. By capturing authentic employee voice in real time, the system converts raw feedback into actionable insights and personalized coaching for leadership teams. The platform centers on confidential AI-powered conversations rather than static questionnaires. These conversations surface employee sentiment, concerns, and suggestions, then automatically generate insights that leaders can act upon. The built-in coaching component guides managers on next steps, ensuring feedback translates into measurable improvements. Hoogly’s approach emphasizes follow-through: once insights are delivered, the system provides structured guidance so leaders know exactly how to respond. This closes the loop between collecting feedback and driving change, addressing a common failure point in conventional engagement programs. By moving away from slow, generic surveys, Hoogly enables organizations to gather richer, more candid input while reducing survey fatigue. The AI moderates discussions confidentially, encouraging openness, and then distills large volumes of qualitative data into clear priorities for HR and executive teams. Target users include HR leaders, people managers, and executives who need timely, honest employee feedback without the overhead of traditional survey cycles. The platform integrates with workplace tools such as Slack and Microsoft Teams, allowing conversations to happen within existing workflows.
PromoFinder is a web-based tool that analyzes YouTube channel video descriptions to identify sponsorship and affiliate marketing activity. The service scans public video descriptions from the last 12 months to uncover sponsors, affiliate programs, brand deals, and promo codes without requiring user registration or payment. The tool works by accepting any YouTube channel URL, @handle, or channel ID and processing the associated video descriptions to extract promotional content. Results are presented showing which brands appear in the channel's content, how frequently they are mentioned, and the data can be exported in CSV or JSON formats for further analysis. PromoFinder operates entirely on publicly available information, making it privacy-safe and compliant with YouTube's terms of service. The service focuses specifically on analyzing video descriptions rather than scraping private data or using grey-area techniques that might violate platform policies. The tool is designed for three primary user groups: creators researching their competition to understand what brands are sponsoring similar channels, brands hunting for potential partnership opportunities by identifying channels that work with complementary companies, and marketers conducting competitive intelligence to analyze promotional strategies in their industry. PromoFinder was created by solo developer David J Woodbury, who built the tool to solve his own pain point of manually digging through YouTube descriptions to figure out which companies were sponsoring channels in his niche. The service is completely free to use with no login requirements.